Crokett Hawley Feb. 14, 1823 Oct. 21, 1910
Elizabeth Hawley Feb. 08, 1825 Aug. 05, 1915
Lou A. Hawley Jan. 12, 1858 May 20, 1955
sister to Walter L. Hawley
Margaret Hawley Jan. 19, 1850 Nov. 17, 1897
wife of W. T. Price
Walter L. Hawley June 17, 1867 Dec. 01, 1946
Wm. C. Hawley Mar. 14, 1864 Dec. 07, 1893
G.M. Kinzer Feb. 06, 1835 May 15, 1912
Infant Kinzer Mar. 30, 1905 Mar. 30, 1905
infant child of G. M. & Kate Kinzer
Kate Hawley Kinzer July 02, 1860 May 04, 1941
Kenneth E. McMahan 1927 1994
James W. Martin Sept. 02, 1851 Feb. 22, 1925
Julia N. Martin Mar. 01, 1850 Jan. 07, 1924
Mamie Estle Martin Mar. 11, 1894 Mar. 07, 1915
T.S. Martin Feb. 06, 1888 Aug. 12, 1914
Bessie Hawley Smith Dec. 05, 1870 Mar. 26, 1934
E.D. Smith Mar. 28, 1869 Oct. 13, 1956
Harriet V. Spangler May 10, 1840 Apr. 06, 1912
aged 71 yrs, 10 mo & 26 da
Researched & Transcribed by:
Andrew M. Hamblin
Family Tree Climber
Notes:
d/o= daughter of
s/o= son of
If dates or names are in ( ), this means the info could
not be read or traced.
If info is in ( ), etc.: (sanders). It appears the name
is sanders but, illegible
If dates are in center of form, usually only one date
appeared on the stone. Which in most cases it is a child who born and died
on the same day.
All names are entered as printed on tombstones. Misspellings are often found. I have tried to double check for typing errors. The process was handled three times before entering into register, it is possible a mistake could be on the transcriber.
Dates are entered as on stones other than 0 entered to
fill voids, to make sure dates were entered correctly. Example: Sept. 1,
1887 , would be Sept 01, 1887; November 6, 1976, would be November 06,
1976.